The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-21
TIE JOURNAL.
THURSDAY, APRIL p, 1881.
Mr.. W. H. Johnson Is doing edi-

torlal Work on the callnh neftud-
Some Of the young men Of the city
are talking Of establishing q gym
nasium.
Prof. Upp's son Edward C., o.
Chicago, IL IN the city, and viii re-
main with his father for some time.
Mr.. Frank Shaw will open up q
cigar and newspaper establishment
In the room now occupied by Mr..
sweeny.
At the meeting Of Logan Post, G..
A. r., Friday evening, Il was voted
that Rev. DR.. Bishop deliver the adj
dress on Memorial Day.
AT. &M. H. Grier have sold the
twenty-five foot lot south Of the Mo-
siel property to A. Keefer for 5000.
Mr.. Keefer designs building.
Geo. Cerrie, Of Poheta, and /.
Ebert, Of BrOokville, have been aP-
pointed by the county commissioners
as treasurer examiners.
II fruit blossoms by the million
ere an indication Of bounteOus har-
vest Of fruit, we shall certainly have
an abundance Of all kinds Of fruit.
Twenty-fOur people from Water
town, Ohio, were registered at the
MOnteur House last Saturday. Most
Of them will locate in this county.
The editor Of the Herald was seen
on the street last Friday with q silk
hat and n black grip. He was mis-
taken by several for the corn doctor.
J.E. Vernon and family, Of Leav-
enWOrth, arrived In Salina yester-
day. Mr.. Vernon will engage in the
music business. He will reside on
the east side.
The new station Of York has been
established on the Salina and Lin
coin rOad-near the b. s. Bean place.
It IL said to have been named for F.
&. York, Of SalIna.
w. H. Whitman has sold his farm
Cthe old Lyle place. 10 J. GOttshall
for 81 500. He claims that he has
made q, 900 In three yeaFs-nOt q bad
investment, indeed.
The Minister'S Alliance decided
on Monday that the hour for all
evening services for the present,
viii be 8 o'clock. Church gOers
should note the change.
Jim Carruthers presented a fine
large initial ring with diamond set
tings to Mr.. VIM. Gels, on the
strength Of a few deals In Riverside,
In which Jim was considerably
the winner.
Mr.. w. Marshal, the well known
Banker Of COncOrdia, was in the
city Saturday, might Payinga short
visit to his sister, Mrs. r. A. Levitt.
He likes a live town, and thinks
Salina caps them all.
York and Trenton-tWO miles
apart on the Lincoln Center line
have a mighty war on hand, not I'M
like that Of Gypsum City and Chico.
We shall soon hear the guns Of the
battles Of Trenton and Yorktown.
Mr.. ]. w. Russell has purchased
the DelmOnleO restaurant, eOmmene-
ing business this morning. J. W.
will be q popular landlord and make
his restaurant the resort Of the lovers
Of good things at reasonable prices.
Sam ROsenthal goes TO IndianapO-
lis to take charge Of the business
managed there BY his brother, who
will make q European tour lasting
about three mOnths.-SiOux Falls
(Dak.) Press.
Mr.. ROsenthal was formerly clerk
for ROthschild Bros.
Mayor Edgett, Of Lincoln Center,
was In the city MOndayevening, on
his way to Wichita to attend the
meeting Of the board Of directors Of
theMidland railroad, which IL called
to confirm q lease Of the Midland to
the Frisco company.
The northern district conference Of
the Evangelical Lutheran church
will meet in Salina next week. II
embraces all the territory In Kansas
north Of the Kaw river, and part
Of Missouri. Salina should open her
doors and give the divines a hearty
reception.
Rev. w. A. Simkins, who attended
the golden wedding Of Rev. DR.. Ger
rlsh, Of Hays City, few weeks since,
and whose address on that occasion
we published, was summoned last
night TO preach the doctors funeral
sermon to-day. He died suddenly
In the T4th year Of his age.
Mai. Norton states that he has re-
covered his Old-time health since he
has been enjoying Salinas air. He
went down 10 Mcpherson expecting
to be benefited, but it was only
when he returned to Salina that he
felt the former vigor returning in
fun force. Verify Salinas air is
braeing!
Block 9 in LeavenwOrth addition
was sold Saturday for 500 TO Mr..
John Wilkinson, Of Beatty, Illinois,
through the agency OF Carlin, Supple
& Co. Mr.. Wilkinson viii build a
fine residence on this property and
make Salina his home. They are
coming every day and from all diree-
tions, and most OF them come to
stay.
The Peru, H., Implement Manu-
featuring firm have made proposals
70 Mr.. a. c. Wait, patentee Of the
Eureka Rake, 10 manufacture that
Implement for him, and handle Il in
the market. Mr.. Wait has been re-
quested to meet the president Of the
company In Kansas City, 20 talk the
matter over.
At the annual parish meeting Of
Christ Episcopal church Tuesday
evening the following officers and
vestrymen were elected for the en-
suing year: r. X. Watson, senior
warden; Hugh King, junior warden
vestrymen, VIM. Hogben, w. g.
SimcOek, E. c. Culp, @. Bowers
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